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Avery Johnson Needs De’Aaron Fox to Show Up in WCF Game 6

Johnson believes that Fox, who missed the first 2 games of the WCF, should be fresh in game 6 and have a standout game. "I think this is when De'Aaron Fox shows out. It should be Batman and Robin tonight. If he wants to be Batman, I'm okay with that," Johnson, refusing to call him just an x-factor.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Stephanie White Addresses Caitlin Clark's Injury Status Going Forward

Clark has been dealing with a back issue that's kept her out due to stiffness and soreness. Coach White was asked if CC will be probable before each game and she said, "Just to make sure that there's clarity and that there's no issues with league policy, we will. You can expect to see it being probable going forward."

By Samir Mehdi

about 2 hours ago

Memphis Grizzlies' Reasons For Opposing NBA Lottery Reforms Could Be Their 2027 Pick

Memphis reportedly opposed the NBA’s new anti-tanking rules because it owns the most favorable 2027 pick among Cleveland, Minnesota and Utah. The rule blocks teams from landing top-five picks in three straight drafts, and since Utah picked No. 5 in 2025 and No. 2 in 2026, the Grizzlies’ potential Jazz-pick upside would be capped next year.

By Raahib Singh

about 2 hours ago

Rashad McCants Blasts Adam Silver for Defending NBA Officials

"You ever see a n***a start a rumor and then try to address the rumor at the same time?" McCants said after Silver defended NBA officiating Wednesday. "You put in implemented flopping would be an offensive foul. Not one time have we seen an offensive call on a flop, and a fine implemented on a flop. So here we are."

By Adit Pujari

about 3 hours ago

Dylan Harper: San Antonio Spurs Are More Locked In Facing Elimination in Game 6

Harper said the Spurs have reached “a new level” with their backs against the wall, focusing on being more competitive and “a lot more locked in.” He said his only mindset is finding a way to “get the job done,” adding San Antonio can use its adversity to prove “why we can do big things.”

By Raahib Singh

about 3 hours ago

Jalen Brunson Speaks on Staying Focused During the NBA Finals

"When there's negative things being said about you, it's important to ignore them. When they're positive things about you, it's easy to read them and feel good. But you can't do one and not the other. Block it out as best you can," Brunson said, as the Knicks prepare to take on either OKC or Spurs in the Finals.